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Alumni Spotlights April 2022

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Faculty Spotlights April 2022

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Graduate School of Nursing Student Spotlights

It is with great pleasure and sincere admiration for your work that we write you this morning, as the 2022 U.S. News & World Report of the best graduate schools ranks.

UMass Vaccine Core

Sharing the tremendous effort our 3 schools of students are doing in the realm of covid-19 related projects, vaccination and outreach to the community.  This is truly an interprofessional effort.

Graduate School of Nursing Faculty Spotlights

Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing

E-Cigarettes: Background and Essential Information for Providers

Jill M. Terrien PhD, ANP-BC
Associate Dean, Interprofessional and Community Partnerships
Associate Professor of Nursing and Medicine

Susan Feeney, DNP, FNP-BC
Director, Adult-Gerontology, Family & Psych Mental Health NP Tracks
Assistant Professor of Nursing

Caring for the Circle of Life: Wildlife Rehabilitation and Sanctuary Care

Donna Perry, Associate Professor, Graduate School of Nursing
Jacob P. Averka earned his B.S. degree from Salem State University

Melissa Condren is the recipient of the 2020 M. Louise Fitzpatrick Nursing Scholarship Award.

On behalf of the Graduate School of Nursing I would like to wish all of our faculty and students who are nurse practitioners a very Happy NP Week.
The Theme for Nurse Practitioner week is NPs Moving Forward: Today, Tomorrow, Together. We join a grateful nation in recognizing NPs for their leadership, putting the health of patients ahead of their own, and we honor those who lost their lives in service to patients. The exceptional care that you provide needs to be celebrated.
Moreover, during this week we also must remind our lawmakers to remove outdated barriers to your practice. Congratulations and enjoy your week! Please stay safe!
Joan Vitello, Dean, Graduate School of Nursing

The student-inspired DRIVE initiative includes an online tool

GSN Faculty member and women's health researcher Sybil Crawford, PhD, has received an award